The Guardian today: Divisions exposed over £66bn Brexit divorce bill

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the guardian today Wednesday 19 Jul 2017 Headlines More » Divisions exposed over £66bn Brexit divorce bill Second day of talks in Brussels sees British side ask detailed questions on how to pay for unwinding 44 years of EU membership Trump and Putin had undisclosed second meeting, White House confirms Senior doctors call for public inquiry into use of vaginal mesh surgery in UK Homes evacuated as Cornwall hit by flash floods Trump pivots from Obamacare repeal to ordering Republicans to 'let it fail' Incomes in south-east of England 'are 25% higher than in West Midlands' Most viewed in last 24 hours More » 'Rip-off' charges for paying by card to be banned Britons could save hundreds of millions a year as fees added to payments for goods and services such as flights and tax bills are axed from January In David Davis, Britain has put a schoolboy in charge of the moon landings | Rafael Behr Arsenal refusal to sell Alexis Sánchez based on long-term financial thinking BBC expects backlash over stars' salaries but says they're worth it From Gypsy to The Sopranos, what do real psychotherapists think of TV shrinks? Heel appeal: how the sexy shoe became the new status quo Sport More » Sarah Taylor revels in tense finish as England make Women's World Cup final Michael Matthews wins chaotic stage 16 after 'attacking like a maniac' British Cycling set to put £43m funding at risk with reform vote rejection Comment is free More » Cheer the end of sexist ads. But what about the Brexit and NHS lies? | Anne Perkins Small music venues are dying - blame the obsession with classical music | Laura Barton Wishy-washy and full of fluff – the Taylor review offers little | Jason Moyer-Lee Culture More » Christopher Nolan on Dunkirk: 'There are 400,000 men on this beach – how do you get them home?' Gary Panter: the cartoonist who took a trip to hell and back Can binge-releasing franchise movies a month apart work at the box office? Business More » Jane Austen banknote unveiled – with strange choice of quotation 'City will have to launch Brexit plans if there is no transitional deal' Technology More » State hackers 'probably compromised' energy sector, says leaked GCHQ memo $16 falafel patties anyone? Amazon moves into meal-kit market Travel More » Flying across London – on the new South Bank zip wire ride 50 great summer holiday activities for families in the UK Life and style More » Think pink! How rosé became the booze of choice for millennials A beginner's guide to growing fruit Football Comment is free Environment

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New report concludes social, behavioral and economic sciences help advance national health, prosperity and defense

New report concludes social, behavioral and economic sciences help advance national health, prosperity and defense 07/18/2017 04:25 PM EDT At the request of the National Science Foundation (NSF), the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine has produced a report, "The Value of Social, Behavioral, and Economic Sciences to National Priorities." The report concludes that social, behavioral and economic sciences (SBE) further NSF's mission to advance U.S. ... More at https://www.nsf.gov/news/news_summ.jsp?cntn_id=242565&WT.mc_id=USNSF_51&WT.mc_ev=click This is an NSF News item. Save   Follow NSF:    Save This email was sent using GovDelivery Communications Cloud on behalf of: National Science Foundation Update · 4201 Wilson Boulevard · Arlington, VA 22230 · 703-292-5111

The Guardian today - Australia edition

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the guardian today - Australia edition Wednesday 19 Jul 2017 Headlines More » Justine Damond death: US investigators say 'loud sound' may have sparked police shooting Minneapolis mayor says she wants officer who reportedly shot Damond to be interviewed Australian PM describes shooting as 'inexplicable' and says he is seeking answers Trump and Putin had undisclosed second meeting, White House confirms 'I don't get paid to do this': Eddie McGuire hits back at Collingwood critics Kalgoorlie driver who ran over Elijah Doughty says actions not 'unsafe' Dutton's new home affairs ministry backed by senior civil servant 'A crazy situation': shark sighting forces halt to surfing once again at J-Bay Sport More » Michael Matthews heading for Tour de France showdown on streets of Paris | Kieran Pender 'It's the feeling of Origin': clamour for women's State of Origin intensifies | Joe Gorman Sarah Taylor revels in tense finish as England make Women's World Cup final Premier League: 20 players ready to make a breakthrough next season Era of major dominance by single player is probably over, says Jordan Spieth Culture More » Beyond the dot: how Indigenous artists are shaking off stereotypes I was the Doctor and I'm over the moon that at last we have a female lead | Colin Baker The protest and power of disability activism: 'It's not as sexy as gay rights or climate change' Comment is free More » Malcolm Turnbull's big idea for a home affairs ministry is a big gamble | Katharine Murphy Why does the entertainment industry continue to indulge R Kelly? | Arwa Mahdawi With the populist fringe trying to tear down the system, can the centre hold? | Peter Lewis Life and style More » Being told I was a disappointment to medicine haunted me for years | Ranjana Srivastava How Margaret Thatcher accidentally launched a feminist greetings card company Leave Celine Dion alone – she was always a fashion monster Technology More » State hackers 'probably compromised' energy sector, says leaked GCHQ memo $16 falafel patties anyone? Amazon moves into meal-kit market Science More » Senior doctors call for public inquiry into use of vaginal mesh surgery in UK UK cancer survival rates lag behind those of other European countries – study Environment More » Matt Canavan on Q&A: exporting Adani coal does not affect Australia's emissions Government's letter to conservation groups has ominous implications | Lenore Taylor Video More » Greens senator Larissa Waters resigns over citizenship – video Australian woman shot by police in Minneapolis: community responds – video Stepson speaks after US police shoot Australian woman – video Most viewed in last 24 hours More » It's 2017. Why are Australian streaming services still lagging so far behind? Platforms and broadcasters are getting away with offering too little for too much, and audiences have had a gutful 'So, what are you?' BBC Today host questions Konta on her Britishness Michael Matthews wins chaotic stage 16 after 'attacking like a maniac' Minneapolis officer who allegedly shot Justine Damond offers condolences Trump pivots from Obamacare repeal to ordering Republicans to 'let it fail' Jane Campion: my Top of the Lake research involved sneaking into brothels Sport Culture Comment is free Guardian News & Media Limited - a member of Guardian Media Group PLC. Registered Office: Kings Place, 90 York Way, London, N1 9GU. Registered in England No. 908396